Skip the lines and explore Florence’s Palazzo Vecchio Museum. Discover Renaissance art, stunning frescoes, and historic sculptures on a private guided tour.
- Palazzo Vecchio - Palazzo Vecchio museum is one of the things not to be missed in Florence if you like Arts and History of the Renaissance. You will be able to see the magnificent frescoes from the 1500 that decorate the rooms where Cosimo I lived with his family, dedicated to Roman gods such as Jupiter, Venus and Uranus. The most important room of the palace is the Hall of the Five Hundreds, with the giant and stunning fresco by Giorgio Vasari, Also the magnificent ceiling with paintings and wooden frames is still made by Vasari, Inside the Hall of the Five Hundreds you can also see Michelangelo’s famous sculpture the Genius of Victory. But I also recommend you not to miss the Hall of Maps, with the gorgeous painted maps of all the lands of the known world at the time, and which has recently been restored.
- Skip the line entry tickets
- All fees and/or taxes
- Licensed tour guide
- climping the tower
Palazzo Vecchio museum is one of the things not to be missed in Florence if you like Arts and History of the Renaissance.
Breeze past the long lines with skip-the-line access to the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence. Walk past a replica of Michelangelo’s David before entering the its imposing Renaissance facade. Be immediately struck by the grandeur of the interior courtyard, designed by Michelozzo.
Step into the Hall of the Five Hundred (Salone dei Cinquecento) which is adorned with stunning frescoes by Giorgio Vasari, depicting scenes from Florentine history. Marvel at how it was built in only seven months by Simone del Pollaiolo by will of Girolamo Savonarola.
you will Look up to see paintings hat celebrate the life of Cosimo I. Throughout the Palazzo Vecchio, encounter an impressive collection of art and sculptures, including works by renowned artists such as Donatello and Verrocchio.
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